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Lil Al from: New Orleans, LA year: 2015 (with light painting by me)
Lil Al is a A 60′ long roaring wooden alligator effigy and symbol of the NOLA burners coming together as a community. It’s a group effort that raises awareness of our love for each other, Mardi Gras, and Burning Man. The first rendition of this art was created to represent our spirit at the T-Bois Blues Festival in Larose, Louisiana about an hour south of New Orleans on a family owned alligator farm. This installation is the embodiment of how Burning Man can bring so many wonderful people together like family and encourage them to drive a giant lizard 2,000 miles across the country just to watch it burn among friends. Contact: [email protected]
- Copyright
- Duncan Rawlinson
- Image Size
- 7696x5133 / 20.6MB
- http://Duncan.co
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- Contained in galleries
- Burning Man 2020, Burning Man All
